Religious attitudes and self-control as predictors of self-esteem in Peruvian Christians: a cross-sectional study
BACKGROUND: Self-esteem, a key indicator of psychological well-being, is shaped by both individual and contextual factors, including self-control and attitudes toward religion. However, its specific interplay within religious cultural contexts, such as that of Peru, remains underexplored. OBJECTIVE:...
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BioMed Central Ltd
2025
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